This is one of the few films on the list I had not seen before, though I am familiar with the play--it being one of my favorites.
Once Upon a Time in the West, they'd Hang 'Em High if anyone suggested that for A Few Dollars More you could make a movie that showed the Good, The Bad and The Ugly about the consequences of violence.
One of my all-time favorites!
Stanley Kubrick, you magnificent bastard!
Well folks, here it is, one of the better war movies ever made...
But even here Spielberg manages to throw in a trademark roller-coaster ride or two.
Join us, won't you?
This week we review Stephen King's paean to prison rape, tax shelters and silky smooth voice-over narration, the Shawshank Redemption.
I really didn't expect to enjoy this movie as much as I did this time around. But there you go.
-- @misterbowen
George Roy Hill's classic buddy flick "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" is the subject of today's podcast.
Released in 1969 to critical and audience raves, this lil' gem catapulted Robert Redford to super-stardom.
Well deserved, too.
Paul Newman is at his affable, easy-going best as Butch Cassidy, Katherine Ross joins the cast as Etta, Sundance's lover, but Butch's love.
This is one of my favorite films. -@misterbowen
Jonathan Demme's 1991 thriller is a fan favorite but Anthony Hopkins' hammy performance as Hannibal Lector doesn't sit well with @misterbowen.
Join us as we discuss the X-Files template, The Silence of the Lambs.
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"They call me... Misterbowen!"
Doesn't have the same ring as Sidney Poitier's iconic line.
But there it is. They do.
We're back!
We had an unintentional month and a half hiatus, but we're roaring back with "In the Heat of the Night," Norman Jewison's slightly uneven film about a murder in a small Mississippi town and the complications brought on when one of the investigators is a black homicide detective from Philadelphia.
They call him "Mister Tibbs!" And so will you.
Enjoy.
We've had an unintentional hiatus but we're about to come roaring back!!
-- @misterbowen
